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Slab Design Flowchart2
for f <= 90 N/mmck
BENDING
Carry out checkto
L/d7.4.2 (2)
See separate flowchartCalculate
to 7.4.3
No crackingcheck required
CRACKING
Use Table 7.3
7.3.2 (2)
for bar spacingCheck A , min tos
See separate flowchart
As 0.13% 26%f /fctm yk
but not 1.5As &nDist 0.12% 0.2Asprov
>= >=>>= >=
9.2.1.1 9.3.1.1(1)
9.3.1.1(2)
Primary s 3h 400Secondary s 3.5h 450
(smaller near point loads)
<= <=<= <=
9.3.1.1 (3) (4)&
Concrete Stress BlockDesign stress = hfcd
where f = a f /g andcd cc ck c
h = 1 - (f -50)/200 <= 1 ck
l = 0.8 - (f -50)/400 <= 0.8ck
3.1.6 (1)
(3.21) & (3.22)
(3.19) & (3.20)
( )dx 4.0max -= d from (5.10)
( )[ ] dKKd
z c 95.0',min2112
£-+= g
( ) 0'' 2 ³-= KKfbdM ck
Design Formulae
ckfbd
MK
2=
÷ø
öçè
æ-=
2' max
2max x
dd
xK
c
l
g
l
( )''
'ddf
MAs
sc -=
yd
sc
yd f
fAs
zf
MMAs '
'+
-=
Steel Design Stress
f = f /g yd yk s
Fig 3.8
s
yk
sc
f
x
dxf
g£÷
ø
öçè
æ -=
'700
SHEAR
Construction overloador striking < 7 days?
Is h > 200 mm?
DEFLECTION
No
No
Yes
Yes
If V V no links,Rd,ct Ed
otherwise see beams.>=
Where
( ) dbffkdb
V wctdckl
c
wctRd 4.0100
18.03
1
, ³= rg
(6.2)
2200
1 £+=d
k 02.0£=db
As
w
llr
and (3.16)c
ctmctctd
ff
g
a7.0=
rdprEN 1992-1 (3 draft)
Concrete Stress BlockAs for Slabs
s ,L = 0.75d max
s ,T 0.75d 600 max
(9.6)
(9.8)= <=
For point loadnear support, use
or 6.2.2.5 6.2.3 (8)
Tee & Ell Beam Flowchart2
for f <= 90 N/mmck
BENDINGSteel Design Stress
As for Slabs
Treat as rectangularsection, substituting
b for b.f
Is M > M ?ORf
No
Yes
( )f
f
ORffb
bwbMM
-=
( )÷ø
öçè
æ-
-+÷÷
ø
öççè
æ-=
22
xd
M
MMhd
M
Mz
fff l
0' ³-= ORMMM
( )''
'ddf
MAs
sc -=
yd
sc
yd f
fAs
zf
MMAs '
'+
-=
As 0.13% 26%f /fctm yk
Ascrack
Part of top steel at supportsmust be spread acrossthe width of the flange
>= >=
>=As9.2.1.1
7.3.2 (2)
9.2.1.2 (2)
SHEAR
Compression & tension flangewidths to 5.3.2.1
At d from support face
maxcot
mins
A
zf
Vs
As
A sw
ywk
sEdswsw £=£q
g(6.7)
yk
ckwsw
f
fbs
A 08.0min =where (9.4) & (9.5)
ywk
swcdsw
f
bfs
A
2m ax
gn=and (6.9)
Process as SlabsSee separate flowchart
CRACKINGDEFLECTION
Use Table 7.3
for bar spacingSee separate flowchart
Check main steel tensile
force due to shear) at zcotq/2from support
T (d
Or use Shift Rule 6.2.3 (7)
Fig 9.2
z may betaken as 0.9d
Flange MOR ÷÷ø
öççè
æ-==
2
f
ffcdORf
hdhbfM h
( )max2
610211 x
dfb
MMdx
cdw
f£
úú
û
ù
êê
ë
é ---=
hl
( )[ ]wwffcdOR xbbbhzfM lh +-=
At support face
Ed
cdw
V
fzb nqqw =+= tancot (6.8)
÷ø
öçè
æ-=
2 5 016.0 c kf
n (6.5)where
5.22
4cot1
2
£-+
=£ww
q 6.2.3 (2)
2200
1 £+=d
k 02.0£=db
As
w
llrwhere
and (3.14)
( ) Edcdw
Rd Vfzb
V ³+
n
tancotmax, (6.8)
( ) dbffkdb
V wctdckl
c
wctRd 4.0100
18.03
1
, ³= rg
(6.2)
c
ctmctctd
ff
g
a7.0=
rdprEN 1992-1 (3 draft)
Rectangular ColumnsDesign Flowchart
Final design momentM = M + M Ed 0Ed 2
M >= MEd 02
(5.33)
First order momentM = M + M0Ed 0E imp
ImperfectionsM = q N.l /2imp i 0
whereq =(2/3<=2/ l<=1)/200i Ö
Joint stiffnessesAt each end, k = relative column stiffness
ie. EI/l / S(EI/l ), but assume 50%col beams
of beam stiffnesses to allow for crackingsimplification of 5.8.3.2 (3)
Slenderness ratiol = l /i 0
where i = radius of gyration ofsection (including reinforcement)
(5.14)
Curvature1/r = K . K .1/rr f 0
where 1/r = f /(0.45d.E )0 yd s
= f /103500d andyk
K = 1 + bf >= 1 f ef
(5.34)
(5.37)
Axial load correction factorK = (n - n)/(n - n ) <= 1 r u u bal
where n = N /(A .f )Ed c cd
n = 1 + wu
(5.36)
n may be taken as 0.4bal
Creep correctionf = fM / M ef 0Eqp 0Ed (5.19)
f from 3.1.3
Is f <= 2,M/N >= h
and l <= 75?
No checkneeded
Is eyb/exh<= 0.2or exh/eyb <= 0.2?
b = 0.35 + f /200 - l /150ck
k = 1f
Second order momentM = N e2 Ed 2
2where e = (1/r) l /c2 0
(5.33)
2c normally p unless constant M0E
Second order momentM = 02
Effective length (5.16)
þýü
îíì
÷÷ø
öççè
æ
++÷÷
ø
öççè
æ
++
++=
2
2
1
1
21
210
11.
11;101max.
k
k
k
k
kk
kkll
SLENDERNESS
BUCKLINGMOMENTS
BIAXIALBENDING
Is Column braced? No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
YesIs l <= 25(w+0.9)(2 - M /M )?01 02
where w =A f /(A f )>=0.05s yd c cd
(from 5.8.3.1)
M and M to01 02
include any globalsecond order
effects
Equivalent end momentM = 0.6M + 0.4M >= 0.4M0E 02 01 02
where M >= M02 01 (5.32)
Determine Rebar and MRd
from N:M interaction chartsúû
ùêë
é÷ø
öçè
æ +÷ø
öçè
æ +=
3
15,2,
12
1110,1,7.0
nMin
nMaxnIfa p
y dsc dc
E d
fAfA
Nn
+=
.Let , then
ndRepeat all for 2 axis then check
1£÷÷
ø
ö
çç
è
æ+÷÷
ø
öççè
æa
Rdy
Edy
a
Rdx
Edx
M
M
M
M(5.39)
÷÷ø
öççè
æ
++÷÷
ø
öççè
æ
++=
2
2
1
10
45.01.
45.015.0
k
k
k
kll
Effective length (5.15)
rdprEN 1992-1 (3 draft)
may be taken as for internal columns for edge columns or
for corner columns
b1.151.4
1.5 6.4.3 (6)
Enhancement
factor b
Slab Punching Flowchart(rectangular columns)
Do adjacent spansdiffer by <= 25%?
c = column dim in direction of M.1
c = column width.2
c = column dim parallel to edge.x
c = column dim normal to edge.y
u = full control perimeter (2d locus from1
column face, allowing for holes as ).
u * = reduced control perimeter.1
d = (dx + dy)
6.4.2 (3)
(6.33)½
Internal Column
b = 1 + k MEd u /(VEd W ) 1 1
where, if c /c <= 1,1 2
k = 0.45 + 0.3(c /c - 0.5) >= 0.451 2
or if c /c > 1,1 2
k = 0.6 + 0.1(c /c - 1) <= 0.81 2
and to
(6.40)
Table 6.1
(6.42)
12
221
2
11 2164
2dcddccc
cW p++++=
Edge Column
where k is as internal column,but replace c /c with c /2c1 2 1 2
and to 1(6.46)
p a reW
uk
u
u
1
1
1
1
*+=b
22
121
2
11 84
4dcddccc
cW p++++=
( ) dcdcu p2,3min* 121 ++=
02.0. £= lylxl rrr No
No
No
Or
Yes
Yes
Yes
Shear Stress
Links
At Column FacevEd = bVEd/(u .d)0
(6.54)
Is vEd > 0.3fcd[1-fck/250]?
Is vEd > vRd,c ?
Increase h
Links not required
At Control PerimetervEd = bVEd/(u .d) 1 (6.39)
( ) ctdckl
c
cRd ffkv 4.010018.0 3/1
, ³= rg
(6.48)
( )e fy w d
cR dE d
r
sw
f
uvvS
A
,
1,
5.1
7 5.0-=
y w de fy w d fd
f £+=4
2 5 0,
where
Asw = total link area on 1stperimeter (at >=0.3d &<=0.5d)
Outer control perimeteru = V /(v d)out Ed Rd,c
(6.55)
Last link perimeter <= 1.5dfrom u (polygonal shape) out
stS <= 1.5d on 1t,max
and <= 2d on lastperimeter
y ktr
s w
fS
f c kS
A
.5.1
8.0m i n, =
(9.11)
Internal u = 2(c1+c2)0
Edge u min(cx+3d,cx+2cy)0 =
Corner u min(3d,cx+cy)0 =
6.4.5 (2)
Corner Column
(6.47) where*1
1
u
u=b
dc
dc
du p+÷ø
öçè
æ+÷
ø
öçè
æ=
2,5.1min
2,5.1min* 21
1
If e is towardsoutside, treat asinternal column
Min h = 200
rdprEN 1992-1 (3 draft)
Flexural Crack Width CalculationFlowchart (rectangular sections)M = full SLS moment
t = age at cracking in daysfs = maximum tension bar diameterS = maximum tension bar spacings = cement type coefficient 0.20 for rapid hardening high strength 0.25 for normal & rapid hardening 0.38 for slow hardening
MATERIALS
Concrete modulus 0.3
Ecm = 22[(fck+8)/10]
Modular ratio ae = Es /Ecm
Time factor,
Mean concrete strength at crackingf (t) = b (t).fcm cc cm
Average concrete tensile strengthIf f >50, f = 2.12ln(1+f /10)ck ct,eff cm,t
2/3otherwise, f 0.3(f - 8)ct,eff = cm,t
Table 3.1
(3.2)
úúû
ù
êêë
é
÷÷ø
öççè
æ-=
tstcc
281exp)(b
STRESSES
CRACKING
Neutral axis depth
Concrete stress
Stress in tension steel
( ) ( )úúû
ù
êêë
é÷ø
öçè
æ++-+--=
d
ddx eee
222'2'' rrarrarra
( )( )( )úû
ùêë
é ---+÷
ø
öçè
æ-
=
x
dxddAs
xd
bx
M
e
c
222 1
32a
s
÷ø
öçè
æ -=
x
xds ecass
Crack width W = s (e - e )k max sm cm
(7.8)
Effective tension area
and
7.3.4 (2)
( ) ( )úû
ùêë
é --=
2,
3,5.2min,
hxhdhA effc
effc
effpA
As
,
, =rAverage strain for crack width calculation
(7.9)
( )
s
s
s
effpe
effp
effct
s
cmsmEE
f
sra
rs
ee 6.0
14.0 ,
,
,
³
+-
=-Max final crack spacing, if spacing <=5c+2.5f
otherwise, s = 1.3(h-x)r,max
where k = 0.8 for high bond, otherwise 1.61
and c = cover
(7.12)
e f fpr
kcs
,
1m a x,
2 1 2 5.04.3
rf
+= (7.11)
rdprEN 1992-1 (3 draft)